In a darker, politically turbulent Oz, Liir—possibly Elphaba's son—seeks identity and survival amid rebellion and hidden powers.
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In a darker, politically turbulent Oz, Liir—possibly Elphaba's son—seeks identity and survival amid rebellion and hidden powers.
The global bestselling series that inspired the hit musical phenomenon. The sequel to Wicked - now a major movie and record-breaking box office sensation. Book 2 in a new collector's edition of the WICKED YEARS quartet, with stunning 'vintage' variant cover artwork On the night the Witch dies, nobody really notices the boy hiding in the shadows of the castle. Ten years later, in the land of Oz, the young man Liir is discovered bruised, comatose and left for dead. At the Cloister of Saint G...
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On-page sexual encounters including a same-sex relationship and love triangle; explicit content recurs.
Graphic violence, imprisonment, torture, and disturbing battle imagery throughout the narrative.
Coarse language appears regularly alongside mature themes.
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Central same-sex relationship and bisexual identity exploration for the protagonist.
Cloister of Saint Glinda, mauntery rituals, and critical portrayals of religious institutions.
Elphaba's broom, cape, spellbook, and inherited magical powers drive key plot elements.
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Rebellion, authoritarian rule, and social upheaval in post-Wizard Oz.
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Prison ordeals, slavery, chained captives, and systemic cruelty depicted repeatedly.
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